Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1892, Page 4

4 . THE, _EV EN] ING WASHINGTON. STAR. FRIDAY. crosBy NOYES THE EVENING STAR The bill to provide a free library for Wash- ington claims the attention of the Senate Dis- trict committee today. The general provisions are those that Tar Stam has advanced and ad- yocated from the beginning. and if the bill were to pass in substantially the shape in which the committee finds it, there is every reason to be- lieve it would give general satisfaction. A lo- cation in the new post office building would be easy of access not only to the department em- ployes, but to the public at large. Phage ments that bave accumulated colltctions of their own cannot reasonably object to giving them over to the new institntion, as it would be in the nature of an exchango of familiar literature for new. It would be the sacrifice of limited store to obtain one that is practi- cally imexhaustible. The impracticability of the Congressional Library as a means of sup- plying the needs of the general reading public has been completely and em Ny demon- strated. Not only should the people be pro- vided with better facilities, but the Congress- fonal Library should be relieved of the extra No other house DOES—EVER or EVER WILL—sell sach QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as ‘WE quote Tze Rewurrs Or Svocrss. ‘days of reckoning are at hand”— ‘Dut before we balance a book we must get out ali the ‘‘ofds and ends" and broken lots. We havetimed it so that the mort of tomorrow's gleaning shall be done in the BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S DEPART- ‘wardrobes. ‘You can bargain on buying some big slices of quality for little or nothing. pressure. The immediate requirements in the ‘way of accommodations are by no means magnif- cent But it will be in the course of time one of the world’s greatest book collections. Tho transfer of duplicate books from the Congress- Jonal Library, while not of itself sufficient to in~ sure an adequately comprehensive collection, means a steady and substantial increase. With judicious pruning as well as encouragement its rapid growth is certain to make it an institution that will reflect credit not merely on the city, but on the nation. The total collection will be avery fall popt- Jar library, toall intents and purposes suffi- cient with euch improvements ss may become necessary from time to time. It will afford facilities for ready reference for all at all hours in which such reference is desirable or needful, and also a place where persons making special researches may do so without hindrance. Not only so. The people, virtually everybody, may go there to read during the day and in the evening, the being open until a reason- able hour for closing. At present only a por- tion of the books may be on certain conditions removed from the library. The new lbrary would extend the facilities for such removal, tom is to keep the same speaker for many par- Jiaments, without regard to politics, if he bean iberal paper, has been quite free in his criticisms of the royal family and expenditares, and is therefore personally offensive to her majesty. Supposing both of these matters adjusted satisfactorily, a greater difficulty Presents itself at the threshold of the session, what sort ofahome rule bill can be framed with hope of passage by a parliament in which the commons are held by a slender majority, and the lords are wholly in the hands of the Philistines except in so far as they may be re- strained by a public sentiment not unmistakably declared on this question? Threats made that the house of lords will be swamped by new peers created by patent, and whose life tenure will for the time being change the hereditary character of the English senate are promptly met, it seems, by talk of the queen's vet ‘ot since William IIT has an English sove ‘xercised the veto power, and its use on any occasion would shake the tight little isle from center to circumference. If any~ thing would seem to justify such a proceeding it could find its pretext in a division of the Public sentiment so close that a hundred |” thousand or so would mark the difference between the parties, and yet not clearly afi the preponderance of the home rulers. Th kind of measure brought in by the srs | will decide probably whether the roral veto shall be forthcoming and what its result will’be. oe In the Idaho mining trouble a new phase of the labor question arises. It is the intervention, without the request of the state authori‘ics and wholly independent of their action and appar- ently outside the sphere of the state's influence, of the United States government. The aid of the government is not sought directly from the executive, but the striking miners are enjoined! by the United States court in Idaho and resiat- ance to its mandates is to be put down by the power vested in the President. This is an‘in- teresting chapter in the history of the canflict, between capital and organized labor. a In addition to the curious facta already given in Tux Stanfrom the United States census, there are others no less interesting. An actual decrease for the ten years is shown in foreign-born population in the Carolinas, Ixy those states and in Georgia and Florida tl ‘total inctease of foreign-born ing forty years was only 24,496, or 119.23 ‘per cent. It is well known that these statey are, notwithstanding the progress in some of them, grining very clowly in foreign-born popf Jation; ‘Dut the figures are, nevertheless, a vation to most persons. ———_~+-.—_,_ It ia possible that Jay Gould Will consider Senator Sander’s expressed aver’ ion to water- ing stock as something of agersonal reflec tion. ——_ +e The epidemic scare has ralready given faint manifestations and the yfamer is still young. ‘The health depar:ment ¢hould not pause in its erusnde against the mieroves, ae Mr. Carnegie probebly tits to appreciate the fmmenve advertisement tor bis book which the Homestead trouble carcies with it, a oe Democrats who were antagonistic to Fill first blamed him because he taited too much. Now they say he doesn’t talk anough. i wee Hysttsville persists in objecting tor Henry George experiments. She doesn't care-to have single tax glory thrust upon her. a As leader of the Marine Band Pref. Sousa has been o grout success, Success tosnis succowor.| PENN. AVE. AN population dy_r- |- ‘When we go into the stock to ent prices ‘we don't ‘mince matters. We cut for » Purpose—and we cut effectually—once for all Both the BOYS’ LONG PANTS and the CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS are in- cluded. Figure on the best proofs. | themover. They are all this season's pat- terus—neat and nobby—PERFECT ¥IT- ‘TING. Thesizes run from 15 to 19 years. ‘There are Jota of men smailenotigh to wear the larger ones. Everybody is welcome to ‘They-are broken lots—and the only sure ‘way of getting just what you want is to be first ta select, BSS rece | Meidsteiaeeudliuial DOWN COLLARS left in the “bargain 5C. Avrece. oS See — 160 j Sear Wise | 1 ~ Every day some line runs short of sizes ané‘inte the bargain beap it goes. Within WAISTS that were 81.25, 81, tow snd Se. are only im large] 4G. sizeo—9 to 16 years. ‘There are some of those WHITE FANNEL BLOUSE| Xow WAISTS that have eold for $21.25 and 81.50. 980 SOLID COLOR sr ‘fie Wi meee Now OXFORD BLOUSE WAIBTS thet have been $1. an ‘Yesterdays column of fresh cuts in SHOE DEPARTMENT is doing work. We are hsving all can do today to keep up with It. beats all precedent—the #y 188.75 wan Bult Sale € woman . S. 89.0. ettvasse choice of every Man's Straw Het in the howe, Axp Couraxy, BUT TRUE 7TH STREET. SArThis Advertisement 12 changed datiy; Mt will pay you to look through tt regularly. If ont of town order by mail. STRANG ‘This is what merchants call the dull season _ of the year, yet we are as busy since the open- ing of our great Srocs—Pauxxe Sars As we have been during the height of the ses- aon, ‘This shows plainly the chsractet of our goods and the attractiveness of the prices, re- Guced from the lowest known reguist prices. ‘For tomorrow we call your particular atten- tion to the following items ‘Ladier €2.50 Russet Ties, ‘Ladies’ $2.50 Hand-welt Ties, ‘Ladies’ $2.50 Hand-turn Tics, nepvor tw $1.85. Lefies’ Gray, Tan or Black $2.00 Buede Oxford Ties, ‘Laliiee’ $2.00 Red Goat Ties, ‘Ladies’ $2.00 White Canvas Tics, ‘Ladies’ $2.00 Hand-turn Dongola, axpucep w $1.45. ‘Misses’ $1.25 Dongola Ties, ‘Missos’ $1.50 Red Goat Ties, (Child's $1.25 Patent Leather Straps, ‘Misses’ and Child’s Dongole Button, ‘Boys’ and Youths’ Veal Csif hoes, sepvozp to 95o. ‘Infante’ Red Goat Button, Infants’ Tan Goat Button, (Child's Patent Tip Spring Heel Button, nepvoep to 480. ‘Men*s $3.00 Kangaroo and Calf Hand- made Low Shoes, ‘Men's $3.00 Russet Bluchers, ‘Men's $3.00 Russia Bluchers, REDUCED to $2: 35. Wx. Hass & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 281 PA. AVE. SB $935 R. Gorvscmm, 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. Ovn Sronzs Anz Ovex Ox Saronpars Aut Day Usrn 10 Orctoce Iv Tue Evzxrxa. $12.50 Busy Cannnors, $9.92. ‘These Baby Carriages have just been received by us; qrery cue eatirely new. We bought them et a re- ced holstered in silk plush, with satin parasol, good steel ‘springs, . thoroughly finished in every respect. They | , ell regularly at @12.50. The special price, €9.92. $8.75 Bisy Cananczs, $6.81. ‘These Carriages are marvelous at the price. They ‘sre upholstered ip silk damask, jth silk plush roll, steel springs. Have been $3.75. “Tomorrow, $6.81. Ovz Exrme Reszrve Sroox Or Tuosz $18, $20 Ax $22 Busy: Osnnnozs For $14.91. ‘These Baby are really gems at the price; thes are Heywood & Whitney's celebrated styles, all ‘upholstered in silk plush, satin parasols, steel springs, finely finished in every respect. Oniy @14.91. Every Troxx Srrixo Frox $7 To $35 Repvcep Ix Paice Frou $1.25 To $5 Eace. ‘We have reduced every Trank selling from $7 to $35, from @1.25 to $5 each, quite « reduction, as their marked prices are very much lower than the same trank is sold in trunk stores. Every Trunk sold by us is guaranteed to wear. As noarly all our Trunks are mae to order for us we know the material they are made of, and that is cnly the best. We will mark your ‘Trunk free and give you a strong leather strap. Rernoznators Ar Acrvat Cosr. ‘You arenodonbt aware from former experience when we determine to close out «line of goods we do without ‘make room for fall foods, as our apace ie limited. $1.25 Gas Sroves Fos 55c. ‘You can have your choice of any of those fine Single Gas Stoves that have been selling at $1.25 for Sic. Every stove guaranteed. 480. Cazauoz Axv Boasr Wars, 250 ian, oe ate, ‘The harness ‘ask considersbly more for them. Having bought Shonda yea caniovs your choice for 250. None cold to dealers. 50 <Pzx Cexr Discounr On ‘Evesr Laws Toons 5Oper cent.ta © dig reduction from the reruler Prives, which are much lower Sen Gotouin a peice iesued by ‘Horseman. Peck & Sarder. ‘Tennis Company and others. As we must sell every Racket we therefore offer this big reduction. $1.98 Faxcr Arson Crooxs,, $1.39. ‘These Clocks are besuties ands fine mantel piece. ‘We bave just 12, received last T cont, of which we zive youthe benefit, 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. Price—hence the low price. They are up-| 8° | renow the price you pay for an All-woo! Child's Suit, factory. We bought them st reduction of 384 per i sccanootaenaiean Woonwarn Asp Lormnor, CLARK'S SPEC OPE 10TH, 11TH AND F STS ¥.W. WoW ve7 ‘e Weclese this evening at 5 selgk; Tomorrow, He Ba. sentence te Atthe came hours wntit AL. E . Boors For Svuazz Reaprxa Weeppers, You boow we sre = rappers. only manufacturers rappers. 2. . Wrappers. Wrappers in the city and Wrappers. Fon Your Exrestirssst. rappers. will give you one grand Wrappers. Yiappers.swering aul, the Inst of Wrappers SOME OF THE LATEST: rappers. this season. rappers. Wrappers. All our $1.50 Gingham Wrappers, | ‘*The Doings of Raffles Haw”......A. Conan Doyle Wrappers. Wrappers, 750. wi Stanley Waterloo Wrappers. All. our 82_Whatrow Mrs. 3. H. Riadett were te Maer ey a Wrappers. All our $1.50 Photow "The Wrecker,” Robt. L. 8 n & L. Osbourne Wrappers. Percale Wrappers, 98°. Clara L. Bornba beeen at Caaf revltalet gd Julian Gordon wees en Wena ee -F. Marion Crawford eet 5 ee ey =e ery — *rvan Bibber and Others™..-Richard Harding Davis ‘Wrappers. effects. Sold at $2. Clos Wrappers. | ‘“On the Plantation” Joel Chandler Harris Yenzvere, tng price 8c, Wrappers. | “syb Knox”... Edward F. Hale Wrappers. our wn Wrap- Wrappers. Mont! ‘ ae es Fashion poor at end Monthly Period. ‘The above lots will not last all day Saturday, 80700} (First floor... 11th st. blag.) opporta- ‘will call early if you want choice. This isan nity seldom offered. CLARK’ 734 Axo 736 Tr Sr. pat 734 Asp 736 Tra Sr. N.W. Osy A Frew Dars Mons Fracs For Tae Brovorr Panane. Every bicyclist can own one at a small cost. ALL-SILE FLAGS. 12z18-inch, 25c., or $2.50 a dozon. ‘W6x2M-inch, 374e., oF B4a dozen. W@-A auitadle stick for each fag. Hines Sarvrpars Suorrrxe List. It'sfoundation is economy. It's superstructure is == economy. It’s capstone is economy. Interesting to a MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN. oe. t TO BEGIN: g youn aks 6} (UTTRELLS Not many of the REDUCED PARASOLS left— Jd. ‘sas? Luu good styles, though,every one of them. Take your choice now at about half price. st floor... -+-10th st. building.) ae REBUILDING SALE Of Dry Goods at cost will have been a thing of the past. ‘Make hay while the sun shines,” and avail yourself of this extraordinary opportunity. Have You A Panasozs If not, you onght to have one, especially if you're “going away,” because ali the other girls will have ‘em. We've marked them regardless of cost. HERE'S WHAT THEY ARE. Present Exrasonpreany Cuaxce For Bors. Gazares Axp Beprorp Savon Surrs, Now $2.50. An unusual demand has kept the fall price on. Now the sizes are broken. 4, 6, and? year sizes predominate. Oniya Sew 6 and 8 year sizes. Those goods are the Ancst English production. Washable and colors abso- tutely Faust, 82.50 Silk Coaching Parasols, slightly soiled. 83 Changeable Silk and Surah Parasol 83 Ecru Lace Parasois, now... €5 Changeable Bik Parasols, with ruffie. 85 Bik Parasols, with lace trimming. .. ALL UMBRELLAS AT COST PRICES. 82.508 sult Is the price now and until every one is sold. 2 | (3d. floor.. Isrenestixe To Mex Axv Bovs ('GO-A-WAYS" OR “‘BTAY-AT-HOMES") Is Tas Isrorraxr Rerort FROM MEN'S DEPARTMENT. REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY. All Men's and Bose’ Bathing Suita that wore 61, $1.50 and $1.75 are now ......... All that were $2 and 2.25 are now. Ail the Best Quality Two-piece Jereny Suite sizes) that were Better eelectat once: they wonit be here jong. ALL MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS (Sizes 12 to 1734) ‘That were 50c. are now ... OUR ENTIRE LINE OF ‘Men's Colored Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, (AMI sizes) ‘That were 50c. are now. S5e. or 3 for $1 ALL COTTON BICYCLE HOSE, Brown and gray, in sizes 91 to 11, aro now 352. or 3 pairs for 81. (st floor, Gossamens Berow Cosr. “Prepare for arainy day.” We're going to discon- tinue this line and have marked all our storm coats deiow cost. $1.50 Electric Gray Gossamers, now... 82 Striped Connomara Gossamers now. 50 Cloth-faced Connemara Gossamers. 83 Cloth-faced Inverness Gossurners. ‘85 Newmarket Storm Coats, with sleeve Children's Gossamers subject to the above reduc- tions. Prices, 75c. to. Wassts Bexow Cosr. 50c. Ladies’ White India Linon Waists..; ‘The. Ladies’ Irish Lawn 1.00 225 - 1.75 -1st annex.) peepee Wave & Borcurns Razors. 21.65. ‘Te. Boys’ Fine French Percale Sizes 4to 14 years, Isrenestrsa To Mes. 50 and 75¢. Scarfs all reduced to. 25 and 35c. Scarfs all reduced 50c. Neglige Shirts all reduced to. ‘Tie. Neglige Shirts now go at... #1 Loundered Percale Shiris now. 250. Regular Mado Half Hose now. 50c. Real Lisle Half Hose now. ALL OUR UNDERWEAR AT CO8T. ‘Now, ‘‘get smove on you" and come before these good things are all gone. Everybody knows thetr reputation. Excellent for private use—a bargain at 81.65. Rodger’s and Wostenbolm's Pocket Knives in great variety. Cutlery (let foor....... a Isrerestixa Reoverioxs Is Livres’ Sumr Warsrs. ‘Te. BEST PERCALE WAISTS—50c. 1.50 IRISH LAWN WAISTS-81. ‘Jadot fronts, rolling coliars and BERSSER $2.25 ENGLISH MADRAS WAISTS—@L.50. 84.7 WASH SILK WAISTS—83.75. ‘All white grounds, dainty patterns. (Third ficor..... 10th st. building.) Jouxsox & Lorraznn sy15 713 Market space. $8.00 ‘Is now the price you pay for a food Suit of Clothes, == a8 we have been selling as high as 818. You have yur choice of 50° different styles. This 88 (special) Borr SALE will last for ONE WEEK ONLY, We have started the BALL rolling and we shsll kesp it se ee ce roam aan ane Low prices shall $3.50 —Havoxercurers:— YES—and that lot of PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. “aq A Masoracroner's “Sxcoxps.» Direct from the country that produces tho finest, whitest and most artistic linen ta the world. Partly the climete, partly the water and a very leroe part the dill of the people ‘These “‘seconds” come to us twice a year from left at the end of each six months. Some defects common to manufacturers can be found in most of them usually, but we never saw them ‘show up” snch as you have been paying 85and $5.50 for. In this line you havo 70 different styles to select from. A| £0 well, with so few imperfections worth rare chance for seekers. noticing as this time. Buy all you need now. Buy for future use, for it $8.50 Isnow the price you pay fora Black Worsted (cork- screw) Prince Albert Suit. Of this lot we have but » few left and want toclose out. An excellent chance half year opportunity can be had—Wo bought thousands— ‘We've sold thousands—there are thousands left. 0c., 124e., 18e., 25e. and soon will buy Hand- kerchiefs now that are worth double the price ordi- for a good bargain. . Don't judge them by the pricet. They sis pons ‘ine and the prices don't begia t0 $1.50 tell their value. PUREST LINEN, every one of them. Is the price you \y for the Child's Suit formerly | _ LADIES’ HEMSTITCHED—ordinary and extra told for 61,87. This is WOOLEN GOODS and nodye | stsea; plain and. fancily hemstitched. ‘nor shoddy stuff. It will pay you to examine these 10, 1234, 18c., oF 6 for $1, and 200, — goods ere going elsewhere. Knee Pants from 1c. Office Coats still to be had for 15 ete, wooo —Aloe., 12}4e., 18e., oF 6 for $1. 250. and— $7.50 . or 3 for $1. Is now the price you pay for s first-class SERGE SUIT :DERI . Critter without alle facing), This i without doubt, MEWS TAPE BORDERED-Extra large end one of the best bareains of the day. You can get these | “meet Sualits linen. Bijes | suite in soveral different styles. 12%, 180., or 6 for @1, and 250. veem aeeee thin goods, | CHILDREN'S TAPE BOR Drap you can now buy for just ome THIRD Jess than our ‘Remember these prices hold good for ONE WEEK only. Come early and make your selections, ere they are all picked, at the Caxxox Bax Crorma Co. Small size, Se. Large, Zo. catorsoe ALOT OF LADIES' HAND-EMBROIDERED (strictly per- scalloped edges and aré exquisitely embroidered by hand in ‘7TH AND D 8TS., Arter 25, 60 and 75e. (Robinson & Parker's old stand), (Genter tables.........--lit floor—near skylight.) 1 _BARER & NELSON, Managers. a Srrou: Suz Or ‘SSOSESSRRGNRSRSSSRSGNGS SERERRIURESESUOUOORSES : 0125. Tyranre Conronrens- #1. Doulton, the celebrated pottery man- ‘ufscturer of Lambeth, England, has sent usan advance shipment of Stone Jugs and Pitchers, in a variety of unique designs, shapes and sizes. Prices, 60c. 1205 Pi Ave N.W. --10th st. building.) Departin "THUR at bdo right of entranct.) Belfast—the entire stock our manufacturer has ‘ F bh ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D! 6, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1892. ~ 3 ME LIVELY me ER x 835 FPP 00, SPOT 00, mR FFF gS, TTT? Ever since we announced our inten- - tlon of moving to the Rink September ‘st the store has been crowded with shrewd buyers, eagerly securing the greatest bargains of their lives in Furni- ture, Upholstery Goods, Carpets, Mat- tings, &c. Tomorrow we shall hold an- other one of onr gigantic Special Re duction Sales, end, in addition to the removal sale prices provalling through- out the store, we shall offer the follow- ing unprecedented bargains: Wart Parers Renvcen. “Oda lots" of Wall Papers, running from 6 to 25 pieces of a pattern, will be closed out tomorrow at Ge. per piece. Urnorstery Goons Reovcen. Six pieces of Fine French Tapestries cut exactly in half. 85.50 Tapestries now $2.75. 26.50 Tapestries now $3.25. 509 yards of Lakewood Stripe Drap- etics reduced to Se. per yard. Extra wide and extra quality of Silke- Mine reduced from 25 to 5c. per yard. Corraxss 333 Pen Cent Orr. All Nottingham Lace Curtains one- third off. All Swiss Lace Onrtains one-third off. All Irish Point Curtains one-third off. All Brussels Point Lace Curtains one- third off. Don't fail to get the full meaning of the abore—at means $3 Curtains for $8 and 86 Curtains for $4, and 80 on. We also offer Double-width Portiers for folding doors, 2 yards wide and 3 yards long, which were $22, at §6 per pair, Expexpowx Puows Ar 58c. We will close out tomorrow 3 Pure Eiderdown Pillows, size 16x16 inches, at the low price of B8c. each. 50. Wixow Suing Fos 350 We will close out bout 150364nch Window Shades, spring roller and pull compiete, eut from 50t6 33c. Wrsorxc-Ur Sace Or Cancers. To look at the size of the stock you Would imagine we bad a big task in dis- Posing of it all prior to September 1. Not so; we propose to pnt prices on them which will move them tmme- diately. Note the following: “Odd Pi Carpet, in len: yards. to the ridiculously low Price of 0c. per yard. Must take ruil piece, “Odd Pieces” of Fino Body Brussels )Tunning from 25 to 50 yards ‘Lpicce of a pattern cut to the w price of 75c. per yard. ke Full pices, “Odd Pieces” of Fine Moquette Car- pets, running from 20 to 60 yards. Will beoffered at the ridicnionsiy iow price of 90c. per yard. Must take all that the piece contains, Vixvrxo—Ur Sarr Or Marries. 15 Odd Patterns of Fancy Seamless Matting. Reduced from 20 to 1c. per yard by the roll. Cannot cut except at 20c. * 60 rolls Best Quality Fancy Seamless Matting. Reduced from 40 and 450. to 30>. per 88 Sazople Pieces of Matting, 1 yard each. Toclore, Se. each. Orromass At Harr Price. ‘Wo will close out 225 Wilton Rug Ot- tomans. Reduced from $1 to 50:.each. Bio Repveroxs Ix Rvas. 143 Smyrna Rugs, sizes? ft. 3 in. by 4ft. Gin. Cat from 83 to 81.85 each. 89 Bost Quality Smyrna Rugs, sizes 3 ft. by Git. Cut from 86 to $3.90. Juries Laxssvunen, Cor. 13:5 Awp F TS. N.W. Asp N. Y. Ave. Risk, Niar 1315. eo. Tue Moxemesrat. Fasstox Leavers Ix Fise Muuseny, Croaxs, Hoswar, Guoves, Ko. A Crasa Ix Hats. FINEST DRESS HATS REDUCED TO ONE-HALF FORMER PRICE. THEY INCLUDE THE MOST EXQUISITE STYLES ‘TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED SAILOR HATS. Were 2c. 48c. 750. 980. $125 $1.48 Sumr Warsrs. mbric Wat: Tae Batted 48, 3 Ted ~- wae. French Satin tome Dot and Striped | $1.48 Waists, in black. navy, blue. and red. Former price fron! $1.73 10 82 —— Corrox Uxprrwean Ffach lot contains o nunsbor of very desirable stviee See Hosrzar. See 19 Su ee Fi, ee Aa 31. Guoves, Nisa Mose, Bee), S125 | ar 250 Crystal Jamaica Ginger ts one of the newest and eheapest non-alcoholic beverages Fot produced. complaints, and when mate strong ‘Will afford emmediate relief im all cance of stomach and bowel trow- dice. Free Exhibition at our store today and tomorrow and. 2e. aU next week. Drop in and try = . glass of this delicious and wonder fan. fully wholesome non-alcoholic bew- e5 erage whenever you are down town. . You will not be expected to buy une Goren. ees you desire to doa. Elphonze Younge Company, 428 9th st. Bt fut AR ee MM AA ik FE BPA: —_ Reguiar July “Bargain Feasts” will be served for the next two weeks. ‘We are clearing up 044 lots of desira- dle merchandise at a fraction of former prices, and ure also offering new goods ‘at considerably lees than they were manufactured to bring. Every department has taken a hand in ‘the bargain offerings, and you cannot afford to pass any one of them without Anspecting thetr offerings. Crostxo Ovr Sare Or Buazee After s successful season we are now Satisted to sell the balance of stock of Blazer Sulis at ereatly reduced prices. B Ladies’ Flannel Blaser Suita. Sites 40 and 42. Reduced from 86.4810 83.48. 2 Ladies’ Tan Cheviot Blazer Suis. Sizes 40 and 42. Reduced from #9to 86.98. 1 Elegant Bedford Cord Blazer Suit, white groun1 with blue and gray Stripes. Sizes 34 and 36. Reduced from $15.48 to $10.98. 1 Tan Ladies’ Cloth Blaser Suit, em- broiders around skirt, collar and belt. Reduce: from 815.98 to 810.98. Ladies’ Extra Fine Navy Bine Storm Serge Blazer Sutts. Regular value, $14.98. Only $11.98. Heavy Repveroxs Ix Cunpnews |") "' Reerens. All of onr Children's Refers have been reduced. Various styles in navy blue, cardinal, tans. Sizes $ to 16 years. 21.48 Children’s Reefers, $1.25. $1.98 Children's Reefers, 61.48. 82.25 Children's Reefers, 82.48 Children’s Reefers, #1.93. $2 os calarens Reeters, @2.25. 83.50 Children’s Roofers, #2.48. ‘SChildren's Cream Flannel Reefers, stylishly made. Sizes 4, Gand 8 years. Reduced from €6.98 to $2.98. Warre Laws Waarrers Renvcen. Tomorrow we shall clos» out 3 excel- lent styies of Ladies’ White Lawn Wrap- pers. trimmed with embroidery. €2.48 White Lawn Wrappers, $3.25 White Lawn Wrappers, €2.48. Crosixc Ovr Sux Or Smawis. ‘We will shatter the Shawl stock to- morrow by naming ridiculously low Prices. Cashmere Shawis, in pink, tans, gar- netand cardinal. Reduced from €1.10, €1.25 and $1.48 to 49c. each. ‘SGarnet Cashmere Shawis. Reduced from 1.50 to 750. Cream Cashmere Shawls, fringed all around. Reduced from $2.98 to €1. 75. 3 Imported Shetland Shawls, light Diueand bisck. Reduced from @4 to 81.98. DUCED. ‘We shall offer an odd lot of Pisin Figured Lawn which were @1.50 at 81.25 exch. Groves For 590. ‘Tomorrow we will close out the bal- $1 quetatre Gloves. in tans, browns, «rays Sed blacks. Heduced from @1 to 5. A steady stream of buyers have daily throneed our Underwear Department. ‘This last purchase of underwear gave us ‘age of this opportunity to call at their Tur Box Mascz u 314 Asp 316 71x Sz Cimer & Ler, 928 7TH AKD 706 K ST. XW. believe, is the best bargain itn high~lass goods ever offered. Your chance te recover your fur niture—make # foot stool, pillow, &o., et every ‘small cost. Just in, a lot of Fine and Medtum Dots tn Swiss Mus In. Price, 18 to 37360. ‘Ladies’ White Lawn Watste at 400. ‘Fancy Irish Lown Waista. Gime S3t0@2 500 j } 807 Pa Ave N. SERIES No. 3 Of onr Comme Sares 05: Asavo Banors VET QUOTED BY US. fore the We must hove the room econpied by the a for the fall season. Hence the funcani-of priove Mesusx Uxoenwran 3B doron thoroughly made and fr Me. Excu wn. Te A with om é henalf 25c. Pam 25c. Pam Qe Pare and the en the uniform 25e. Eacu. Bours. One lot of Striped Canvas Belts for hore. 5e. Excu. 5c. Excn, 5c Exem Whot are left of or Belts that were 1 price, To Exc To. Eaca Ze ‘The most we have Inft {sa @ozon each of any of the Chearing rion 19¢. Exon. 19¢. Excu. 19. Exon mn pee Just 2 doren left of Tan and Red Pressed Leather Belts with Inced fronts. Were die Clearing price, 290. Exca. 290. Exc. 290. Excu. —— What areloft of Te.. 80: and #10 ts —real seal, owe embellished with Jet a : Ciearing ric, 49c. Excu. 49c. Exon. 49 —o— Exca Tarasese Fas One case of Flat Japanese Fans—batbos bi ew SHUTS | Ooo Lor Or Laws Seams Re |S 5c Excu. de Excu Moxsix. Foxpa & Commas, 807 Px Ave N.W. 5c. Exon sexes | iy 27K oe ee E | ene] MORE BLAZERS IN THE MORNING. We have been promised by our mennfoct Bick Full-roll match, tomorrow morning It « that we areselling all of the Blazers MORE NEW WAISTs. New line of Ladies White Lawn Waists, ruffle around Sok ant cheswenent sob Gown the front, #1. Sencolient tyres of White Lawn Waists heavily trimmed with emb., New lineof Lawn Waists, white eronnd, Se een, cites and oor Goum, “Bunn ot oor 88. Fancy Percale Waiste Ladiew Fancy Boot Pattern Tose, fame Diack feet. Rednced from 50°. to 30 Another 100 dozen of the Children's Fast Sarczvar Irews Ix Groves. All of our 2c. Biack, Tan end White Silk Mitts reduced to 2c. Latter’ Teffcte Gloves, in black, ton ond ray, 2c. per pair. Scronvar Ireus Ix Rizzoxs. ‘04a lot” of sbout 40 pieces of No. Band ‘Ribbons, different colors.